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Click here to subscribeVictorian mahogany museum display cabinet, the top with hinged and glazed lift-up doors above eight frieze drawers and two open folio recesses to each side, on a plinth base, 97" wide x 46.5" high *Inside there is a written note 'Originally given to Frome Museum by Sir Horner, Mells Court near Frome, purchased from the sale of Frome Museum autumn 1979'
A pair of painted wood panels in the manner of John Moyr Smith, rectangular painted with a seated scholar reading, the other with a seated jester, in colours on a gilt ground, framed 23 x 14cm. (2) Literature Annamarie Stapleton J M Smith A Victorian Designer, page 27 figure 33 for a Cox & Sons cabinet with comparable reversed images
A carved oak cabinet the design attributed to A.W.N. Pugin, possibly manufactured by J D Crace, with deep carved foliate moulding and cresting finials, open book case with adjustable shelves above twin-cupboard with carved linen panels to doors, 104cm. wide, 60cm. deep, 218cm. high Literature Alexandra Wedgwood A W N Pugin & The Pugin Family, Victoria & Albert Museum, page 249-250 plate 67 catalogue number 690 for a bed with similar carved panels, moulding and crestings.
A late 19th century Flemish oak carved cabinet, stylized dragons to pediment, stepped cornice, carved frieze, three carved doors flanked by turned columns, fluted and turned supports to top, projecting base, two drawers over two panelled door cupboard flanked by turned columns, bun feet. 233cm high x 140cm wide x 50cm deep.
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